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MLB steroid policy has holes...

N NYdad500+ posts
Did Selig mislead the baseball community?

According to ESPN, in reviewing initial documentation provided by MLB, Congress has discovered that MLB's tougher steroid policy may not have the bite we were lead to beleive. Selig has stated that under the new policy 1st time offenders would get a 10 day suspension and names of offenders would become public. However, draft actually reads that 1st time offenders would get "a 10 day suspension OR a maximum fine of $10,000"

Don't recall MLB ever mentioning the option to fine and not suspend.
"On two legs, Mickey Mantle would have been the greatest ballplayer who ever lived." - Nellie Fox
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TRhitTRhit10,000+ posts
They seem to be leaning on the "shame" aspect of a player being caught--although if the numbers they cited are correct they have cut usage a great deal at least by testing results.


I also liked how the, the government, skirted the issue of buying illiegal drugs, not just steroids, on the internet---to me this is where they need to start concerning the HS players, male and female.

Google for Steroids and see what you find--- it will shock you---eliminate the source and minimize the use
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